3 codes at once
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I am bringing my car in to my buddies shop I showed them the codes and the owner didn't think it was the flexpipe so we have a friendly bet But near impossible to drive Accelerates very slow and loud and will not go above 50 mph
#16
That severe a problem is not flex pipe alone. There's something else going on besides that if it's even bad. We are guess winging it.
#17
The car was running fine until 2 days ago when this suddenly began
#18
Greg, have you ever drove an HHR with a flex pipe leak, it is noisy and loud and causes engine and fuel management problems as the leak is ahead of the O2 sensors, thereby causing an injector to fire lean or rich.
Ive had flex pipe failure and just replaced the complete down pipe including the catalytic converter. Usually the CEL will set P0420 and P0172.
Once this is fixed then we suggest retesting the codes and deal with them one at a time.
Ive had flex pipe failure and just replaced the complete down pipe including the catalytic converter. Usually the CEL will set P0420 and P0172.
Once this is fixed then we suggest retesting the codes and deal with them one at a time.
#19
Hi everyone My 06 2.4 is having a serious problem I am getting 3 codes, and the car is not accelerating and making a strange exhaust sound so I think it is limp mode. But even after codes are cleared it still is has these problems
The codes are
P0302 Misfire in cylinder 2
P0171 System lean bank 1
P0326 Knock sensor bank 1
I am hoping these are all related-plugs, coil pack, ??
Any suggestions? Was planning on starting with checking the plugs
The codes are
P0302 Misfire in cylinder 2
P0171 System lean bank 1
P0326 Knock sensor bank 1
I am hoping these are all related-plugs, coil pack, ??
Any suggestions? Was planning on starting with checking the plugs
P0171 could be, too.
#20
Here is the insanity Our flex pipe is only 2 inches long On most cars there are flanges on each side But on our cars, you need to replace the ENTIRE down pipe and the catalytic converter. One shop quoted me $800 to do it
The other option is to cut the pipe and weld on the new flex pipe But that will also be expwnsive
I am going to try wrapping it with fiberglass exhaust strips and see if that works
The other option is to cut the pipe and weld on the new flex pipe But that will also be expwnsive
I am going to try wrapping it with fiberglass exhaust strips and see if that works